JP2013230217A - Cleaning apparatus for small electric appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cleaning apparatus that is allowed to be repeatedly used, that enables a dirt factor to be efficiently accumulated/stored on the bottom of a container, and that makes the dirt factor hardly scatter.SOLUTION: A cleaning apparatus for a small electric appliance includes: a cleaning tray 5 for receiving a part to be cleaned of a small electric appliance; a container 7 for storing cleaning liquid to be supplied into the cleaning tray upon cleaning the part to be cleaned; a cleaning liquid supplying means for supplying the cleaning liquid inside the container to the cleaning tray; and a discharge passage for returning the cleaning liquid inside the cleaning tray to the container. The container includes an internal barrier wall body 8 for regulating the flow of the cleaning liquid flowing into the container through the discharge passage to settle and accumulate the dirt factor in the container, the barrier wall body preventing the settled and accumulated dirt factor from scatterin or moving, wherein the barrier wall body is floatable or attachable/detachable relative to the container.

Description

  The present invention relates to a cleaning device for a small electric device such as an electric razor or a hair removal device that requires periodic cleaning.

  A cleaning dish for receiving a cleaning part of a small electric device, a container for storing a cleaning liquid supplied into the cleaning dish when cleaning the cleaning part, a cleaning liquid supply means for supplying the cleaning liquid in the container to the cleaning dish, There is a cleaning device for a small electric device provided with a discharge path for returning the cleaning liquid in the cleaning dish to the container.

  In this type of cleaning device, in order to circulate the cleaning liquid in the container between the cleaning dishes, the cleaning agent is removed from the cleaning liquid mixed with the soiling factors returning to the container, and then supplied to the cleaning dish. Become.

  For this reason, in Patent Documents 1 and 2, a filtering means for capturing a dirt factor is disposed in the container, and when the filtering means becomes dirty, the entire container or the filtering means is replaced. However, from the viewpoint of recent environmental protection and the like, it is desired to reduce, reuse, and reuse materials for consumable parts. From this point of view, it is desirable to repeatedly use containers or filtration means.

  In Patent Document 3, there are no replacement parts for depositing dirt factors (hair cutting debris) on the partition wall installed at the bottom of the container, but it is difficult to clean the hair cutting debris deposited on the container partition. In addition, since the container also serves as a cleaning dish, the accumulated dirt factor may rise during the cleaning and stick to the shaver head.

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  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, can be repeatedly used, and can efficiently accumulate and store the dirt factor contained in the cleaning liquid discharged from the cleaning dish to the container on the bottom surface of the container, It is another object of the present invention to provide a cleaning device for a small electric device in which a dirt factor hardly rises.

  A cleaning device for a small electrical device according to the present invention includes a cleaning dish that receives a cleaning required portion of the small electrical device, a container that stores a cleaning solution supplied into the cleaning plate when cleaning the cleaning required portion, and a cleaning solution in the container. In which the cleaning liquid supply means supplies the cleaning dish to the cleaning dish, and a discharge path for returning the cleaning liquid in the cleaning dish to the container. It is characterized in that a barrier body that sediments and deposits in the container and prevents the deposited and deposited dirt factor from rising and moving is provided inside, and the barrier body is floatable or detachable with respect to the container.

  The cleaning liquid suction portion in the cleaning liquid supply means is preferably above the barrier body, and is preferably a plate-like member having a through hole for allowing the dirt factor to settle and pass therethrough.

  Preferably, the barrier body is disposed with a gap between the lower surface portion and the bottom surface of the container, or a part or all of the lower surface of the barrier body is in contact with the bottom surface of the container. .

  When the barrier body includes a through hole, the through hole preferably has a large opening ratio on the upstream side of the flow in the container and a small opening ratio on the downstream side.

    It is also preferable that the through-hole formed in the edge part which contact | connects the said container inner wall of the said barrier body does not have an overhang part in the lower surface of the said inner wall side.

  The container may include a wall body that receives the barrier body on a bottom surface thereof.

  The container may include an engaging portion that engages with the barrier body to prevent the barrier body from floating.

  Moreover, it is preferable that a part or the whole periphery of the container is opened upward.

  The barrier body preferably includes a handle. The handle can be tilted or stretched, and the tilting or stretching is preferably performed in accordance with the detachment operation of the container.

  The handle may be detachable from the barrier body.

  And it is preferable that the said container is equipped with the filter element in the part facing the washing | cleaning liquid suction part in the said washing | cleaning liquid supply means.

  In the present invention, the dirt factor is settled and deposited by the barrier body provided in the container, and since the barrier body is floated or detachable from the container, the deposited dirt factor can be easily washed away. For this reason, the container and the barrier body can be used repeatedly, and the running cost reduction accompanying the reduction of the consumable parts can be enjoyed.

It is sectional drawing (LL sectional view taken on the line in FIG. 6) of an example of embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view same as the above. It is a perspective view of the state pulled up same as the above. It is an exploded perspective view same as the above. It is an exploded perspective view same as the above. It is a top view of the state which removed the top cover and support stand same as the above. It is sectional drawing of the NN line | wire in FIG. It is a side view of a washing tray same as the above. It is a top view of a washing tray same as the above. It is a perspective view of a washing dish same as the above. It is a disassembled perspective view of a container and a barrier body same as the above. It is a fracture perspective view of a container and a barrier body same as the above. (a) (b) (c) (d) (d) are a plan view, a l-l line cross-sectional view, a gg line cross-sectional view, a ff line cross-sectional view, and a hh line of the same container and barrier body. It is line sectional drawing. It is a perspective view of a barrier body same as the above. (a) (b) (c) (d) (d) is a plan view, a front view, a right side view, a left side view, and a rear view of the same barrier body. (a) (b) (c) is a partial sectional view of a container and a barrier body in other examples, respectively.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the illustrated embodiment. A cleaning device 1 in the illustrated example is for cleaning a blade head portion of a small electric device E that is a reciprocating electric shaver. The upper surface is provided with an opening 20 for inserting the blade head portion in a state of being made to be.

  As shown in FIGS. 2, 4 and 5, the cleaning apparatus 1 includes a cleaning dish 5, a container 7 for storing the cleaning liquid therein, and a pump P for circulating the cleaning liquid between the container 7 and the cleaning dish 5. And a support unit S including a heater unit H and a motor fan F for drying the blade head part after cleaning, and further including a connection part for electrical connection with the small electrical device E on the upper rear side. Have.

  The container 7 containing the cleaning liquid is set in the cleaning apparatus 1, and the blade head portion of the small electric device E is positioned in the cleaning dish 5 through the opening 20, and at the same time, the small electric device E is connected at the connection portion of the support portion S. When the pump P is operated in this state, the pump P supplies the cleaning liquid in the container 7 into the cleaning dish 5. The cleaning liquid that has passed through the overflow weir 54 provided in the cleaning dish 5 returns to the container 7 located below the cleaning dish 5. During the cleaning, the blade head portion in the small electric device E is operated by power feeding and signal transmission through the connection portion, so that the blade head portion can be cleaned more quickly and effectively.

  Next, each part will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. The cleaning apparatus 1 includes a bottom plate 11, a base substrate 12 capable of moving up and down with respect to the bottom plate 11, and a support frame 13 installed on the base substrate 12. The upper edge of the support frame 13 is supported by the upper edge of the four circumferences, the top cover 2 having the opening 20, the support base 6 to which the connecting portion is attached, the side cover 15 covering the side surface, and the front surface. The front cover 16 is arranged.

  The bottom plate 11 is provided with guide columns 110, 110 standing upright from both the left and right sides, and the base substrate 12 is movable up and down along the guide columns 110. Further, the base substrate 12 is urged upward by a push-up bar 111 having a spring 112 disposed in the guide column 110 of the bottom plate 11.

  A switch plate 31 is arranged on the base substrate 12 so as to be slidable left and right. The switch plate 31 urged in one direction by the spring 32 and having one end exposed to the outside from the side cover 15 has an engaging portion with a hook portion 115 formed at the upper end of the guide column 110. When the switch plate 31 is pushed in against the bias of the spring 32, the base substrate 12 moves upward under the bias of the spring 112 because the engagement with the hook portion 115 is released. If the base substrate 12 is pushed downward, the switch plate 31 is re-engaged with the hook portion 115, so that the base substrate 12 is held in the depressed state.

  The base substrate 12 includes a cylindrical motor cover portion 120 protruding downward, and the motor M is accommodated in the motor cover portion 120 via a motor case 121. As shown in FIG. 12, an impeller 123 is attached to the motor output shaft that protrudes downward from the bottom surface of the motor cover portion 120 through the M-shaped seal 122, and the periphery of the impeller 123 is at the center of the bottom portion. A pump cover 124 having an inlet opening is attached. When the impeller 123 rotates, the cleaning liquid sucked from the suction port of the pump cover 124 is sent to a later-described supply / drain port 56 of the cleaning dish 5 through a supply pipe 126 provided integrally with the motor cover unit 120.

  Three water level detection pins 24, 25, and 26 are arranged on the outer peripheral side of the motor cover portion 120. These three water level detection pins 24, 25 and 26 to be immersed in the cleaning liquid in the container 7 detect the water level of the cleaning liquid based on the electric resistance value between them. In other words, since the cleaning liquid has conductivity, the water level is detected by utilizing the fact that the electrical resistance value is larger than a predetermined value when there is no cleaning liquid between the water level detection pins 24 and 25 and between the water level detection pins 24 and 26. To do.

  A cleaning dish 5 is disposed on the base substrate 12 via a support frame 13. The washing dish 5 formed of a soft material such as rubber includes a folded portion 50 that protrudes from the upper edge to the outer peripheral side and has its tip folded back downward. If the top cover 2 is assembled with the folded portion 50 placed on the upper edge of the support frame 13, the upper edge of the cleaning dish 5 is compressed between the top cover 2 and the support frame 13. The waterproofness is maintained.

  As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the washing dish 5 is provided with an overflow weir 54 inside, and the front side of the overflow weir 54 is divided into a washing part 52 and the rear side is divided into an overflow part 53. Yes. The cleaning part 52 is a part for accommodating the blade head part of the small electric device E, and includes a rib 55 integrally provided on the wall surface on the overflow weir 54 side and a support part 36 of the head guide 35 disposed on the inner surface of the cleaning dish 5. Position the blade head in the front-rear direction. Further, a plurality of convex bands 59 are provided on the bottom surface of the cleaning dish 5, and the blade head portion is supported by the convex bands 59 in a state of being slightly lifted from the bottom surface.

  The washing part 52 of the washing dish 5 is provided with a water supply / drain port 56 at its lowest part and two drainage ports 57, 58 at the overflow part 53. The water supply / drain port 56 is connected to the pump P through a connection pipe 126 provided in the base base 12. The drain ports 57 and 58 are connected to connecting pipes 127 and 128 provided on the base base 12. These connecting pipes 127 and 128 are located immediately above the container 7 for storing the cleaning liquid, and the drainage through the drainage ports 57 and 58 is returned to the container 7 through the connecting pipes 127 and 128.

  Here, out of the two drain ports 57, 58, the drain port 57 at the position where the upper surface opening is low serves as drainage for circulating the cleaning liquid. The drain port 58 having a higher top opening and farther from the overflow weir 54 than the drain port 57 is an emergency when the drain port 57 is clogged for some reason and cannot perform its function. Therefore, the bottom surface of the overflow portion 53 is an inclined surface that is inclined downward toward the drain port 57 located on one side.

  A portion surrounded by a bag-shaped wall body 500 provided on one side of the front edge of the washing dish 5 is for the arrangement of the select button 29 for operation instruction, and the select button 29 exposed on the top cover 2 is arranged. The operation drives the switch on the switch board 27 (see FIG. 4) via the switch rod 290 (see FIG. 5). For this purpose, the operation of the cleaning device 1 can be instructed by the select button 29. At this time, the operation display indicator lamp provided on the switch board 27 is instructed on the top cover 2 via the light guide plate 28. Display accordingly. An indicator lamp for displaying the amount of water in the container 7 is also provided.

  The back surface side is covered with the back cover 23 of the top cover 2, and the support base 6 constituting the support portion S with the back cover 23 is individually attached to the front side via the contact point support member 38 by the spring 37. A plurality of biased contact portions 39 are provided. The contact portion 39 is exposed to the front surface of the support base 6 without protruding from the front surface of the support base 6.

  Above the contact point 39, a magnet 43 and a yoke 44 for attracting the small electric device E are installed. When the blade head portion is fitted into the cleaning dish 5, the small electric device E is attracted to the support portion S by magnetic adsorption by the magnet 43, and the terminal portion Eb of the small electric device E contacts the contact portion 39 and the terminal portion. Eb pushes the contact portion 39 against the spring 37 to maintain the contact pressure. Note that the contact between the contact portion 39 and the terminal portion Eb enables power supply to the small electrical device E and signal transmission from the cleaning device 1 to the small electrical device E.

  The main body detection plate 42 arranged in the support portion S and in contact with the plurality of contact portions 39 is separated from the contact portion 39 when the small electric device E is attached and the contact portion 39 is retracted, so that the small electric device E is This is for detecting that the cleaning apparatus 1 is mounted.

  A blowout port 66 to which the motor fan F is mounted is provided on the lower side of the support base 6. The lower edge of the outlet 66 is placed on the upper rear edge of the washing dish 5. The motor fan F sucks air from the suction port 150 located on the back surface of the cleaning device 1 and blows air from the blowout port 66 toward the blade head portion of the small electric device E. For this purpose, the air outlet 66 of the motor fan F is directed obliquely downward so that it can be blown and dried from above toward the blade head part, and further provided with a baffle plate 67 for changing the air direction more efficiently.

  A heater mechanism H for heating is installed on the back surface (lower surface) side of the cleaning unit 52 of the cleaning dish 5. The heater mechanism H includes a heater wire, a heater plate, a heater base, a temperature detector for temperature control, and a protection component for abnormal heating (not shown). Heat is transferred to the blade head portion through the convex band 59 to promote drying of the blade head portion after cleaning.

  The washing dish 5 and the top cover 2 are assembled on the base base 12 via the support frame 13, and the side cover 15 and the front cover 16 are attached so as to surround the outer periphery thereof. Accordingly, when the base base 12 is moved up and down with respect to the bottom plate 11, all the members other than the bottom plate 11 and the container 7 detachably installed on the bottom plate 11 are moved up and down integrally with the base base 12. I do. This vertical movement is for the attachment / detachment operation of the container 7 arranged on the bottom plate 11.

  Next, the container 7 and the barrier body 8 detachably disposed in the container 7 will be described with reference to FIG. The container 7 having an open top surface installed on the bottom plate 11 has a cup shape in which the lateral width on the rear side is narrower than the lateral width on the front side, and a water supply line 70 is described on the inner wall.

  The barrier body 8 includes a flat bottom plate portion 80 that substantially covers the bottom surface of the container 7 and has through holes 82 and 83 in various places, and a partition wall 81 that rises from the bottom plate portion 80. The bottom plate portion 80 is positioned in a state where the peripheral edge of the bottom plate portion 80 is substantially in contact with the inner wall of the container 7 and is disposed near the bottom surface in the container 7.

  Further, since the barrier body 8 is installed in a state of being slightly lifted from the bottom surface of the container 7 by the rib wall installed on the lower surface of the outer peripheral portion of the bottom plate portion 80, There is a minute gap 7c. The rib wall may be on the entire lower surface of the bottom plate portion 80, and the portion excluding the through holes 82 and 83 may be in contact with the bottom surface of the container 7. Of course, the rib wall may protrude from the bottom surface side of the container 7.

  The barrier body 8 is provided with a raised base portion 84 that rises from the bottom plate portion 80 at a location facing a space on one side of the partition wall 81. The convex base portion 84 having a hole in the side wall has a filter 89 attached to an upper surface opening located immediately below the suction port (pump cover 124) of the pump P. Further, the drain port 56 and the connecting pipe 126, which are the normal return route of the cleaning liquid sent to the cleaning dish 5, are located immediately above the space 7a on the other side of the partition wall 82 in the container, so that the cleaning liquid Return to 7a.

  The barrier body 8 is provided with a handle 86 that is detachable from the bottom plate portion 80. This handle 86 is used when the barrier body 8 is removed from the inside of the container 7 and is tiltable by a shaft portion provided on the bottom plate portion 80 and is maintained upright by a spring (not shown). It has become.

  When cleaning the blade head portion of the small electric device E, the switch plate 31 is operated to float the entire surface with respect to the bottom plate 11, and the cleaning liquid is put into the container 7 containing the barrier body 8 and placed on the bottom plate 11. The container 7 is installed. At this time, the container 7 is guided by the guide plate 117 provided on the bottom plate 11 and further positioned by the positioning projection 116.

  When the entire cleaning device 1 is pushed down, the lower part of the pump P provided on the base base 12 is immersed in the cleaning liquid in the container 7. At this time, the packing 17 attached to the lower surface of the peripheral portion of the base base 12 with the mounting frame 18 is formed on the upper edge of the container 7 so as to protrude to the outer peripheral side, and the lower surface of the base base 12 and This part is waterproofed so as to be sandwiched between the two.

  With respect to the cleaning device 1 in which the container 7 containing the cleaning liquid is set as described above, the blade head portion of the small electric device E is stored in the cleaning dish 5 through the opening 20 on the upper surface thereof, and the terminal portion of the small electric device E is stored. Is brought into contact with the contact portion 39 of the support portion S.

  If cleaning is started by operating the select button 29 of the cleaning apparatus 1 connected to the external power source in this state, the pump P is activated and the cleaning liquid in the container 7 is cleaned through the connection pipe 126 and the water supply / drain port 56. 5 into the cleaning section 52. Then, the cleaning liquid that has passed over the overflow weir 54 of the cleaning dish 5 returns to the inside of the container 7 through the drain outlet 57 and the connection pipe 127. Accordingly, the cleaning liquid circulates between the container 7 and the cleaning dish 5. In this cleaning, it is preferable to drive the blade in the blade head portion of the small electric device E through the support portion S. The blade head can be cleaned more effectively and quickly.

  By the way, the cleaning liquid in the cleaning dish 5 passes through the overflow weir 54 and enters the overflow part 53 and returns to the container 7 from the drain 57 and the connection pipe 127 as described above. The space 7 b where the P suction port exists is located immediately above the space 7 a partitioned by the partition wall 81. Therefore, the cleaning liquid containing a dirt factor such as body hair bypasses the partition wall 81 and goes to the space 7b.

  The dirt factor settles in the middle of the slow flow from the space 7a to the space 7b, and settles and accumulates in the gap 7c between the bottom surface of the bottom plate portion 80 of the barrier body 8 and the bottom surface of the container 7 through the through holes 82 and 83. . Therefore, the dirt factor that has once settled and deposited is hardly sucked from the suction port of the pump P located above the bottom plate 80 and directed toward the cleaning dish 5. This is because the cleaning liquid above the bottom plate 82 is predominantly sucked from the relationship of fluid resistance in the vicinity of the suction port.

  Here, the bottom plate portion 80 of the barrier body 8 does not necessarily have a substantially flat plate-like structure, and may be a frame-like assembly mainly including the through holes 82 and 83. The through-hole 82 of the bottom plate portion 80 guides dirt factors such as body hair that settles from the cleaning solution flowing down into the container 7 to the lower side of the bottom plate portion 80 and the bottom of the bottom plate portion 80 to the suction port of the pump P. In order to reduce the possibility that the dirt factor is sucked and flew up from the side, the opening ratio of the one facing the space 7a is large, and the vicinity of the convex portion 84 facing the space 7b and facing the suction port It is desirable to reduce the opening ratio of the through-holes 82 of the through holes 82.

  Further, the gap 7 c is not necessarily present between the bottom surface of the container 7 and the bottom surface of the bottom plate portion 80 of the barrier body 8. This is because even if the bottom surface of the bottom plate portion 80 is in contact with the bottom surface of the container 7, the dirt factor deposited on the bottom of the through hole 82 does not rise.

  The advantage of providing the gap 7c is that the container 7 removed from the cleaning device 7 is tilted, and when the dirt factor deposited on the bottom surface of the container 7 and the cleaning liquid in the container 7 are discarded, the bottom surface can be simply tilted. It can be washed away. At this time, the through-hole 83 on the front end side of the bottom plate portion 80 is made larger than the other through-holes 82 to facilitate the discharging operation. However, as shown in FIG. The edge of the inner wall side of the container 83 of the hole 83 is flush with the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the bottom plate portion 80, so that the edge does not have an overhang portion, or as shown in FIG. If it is formed as a notch that reaches the front end edge, it can be washed away more efficiently. For the same reason, it is preferable that the upper edge of the inner wall of the container 7 is also opened upward so as not to be caught.

  Reference numeral 77 in FIG. 16 denotes an engaging portion that is provided on the inner wall of the container 7 and prevents the barrier body 8 from being lifted by engaging with the peripheral edge of the bottom plate portion 80. Of course, it is set as the engagement which does not produce difficulty in removing the barrier body 8 from the container 7. This lifting prevention may be performed by pressing a partition wall 81 by a member on the cleaning device 1 side, for example, the base base 12, when the container 7 containing the barrier body 8 is attached to the cleaning device 1.

  Moreover, in order to form the clearance gap 7c between the baseplate part 80 and the bottom face of the container 7, it formed here by hanging a surrounding wall from the periphery of the baseplate part 80, but the bottom plate is made of the wall provided on the bottom face of the container 7 The gap 7 c may be formed by receiving the portion 80.

  The handle 86 is pushed by the motor cover part 120 when the container 7 is housed in the cleaning apparatus 1 and falls down. When the container 7 is taken out from the cleaning apparatus 1, the handle 86 rises with a spring force and the upper end portion of the cleaning liquid is liquid. When the inside of the container 7 is washed away so as to protrude upward from the surface, the handle 86 can be picked and the barrier body 8 can be extracted from the container 7, so that the dirt factor deposited on the bottom surface of the container 7 and the bottom plate of the barrier body 8 The dirt factor adhering to the lower surface of the portion 80 can be easily washed away.

  A mesh-like filter 89 disposed on the convex base portion 8 provided on the bottom plate portion 80 of the barrier body 8 is for further preventing suction of dirt factors into the suction port of the pump P. The roughness does not have to be very fine. If the mesh is set to be finer than the body hair or the like, dirt factors such as body hair sucked into the suction port can be completely eliminated, but the circulating cleaning solution is deposited and accumulated before reaching the filter 89. Therefore, it is not necessary to make it particularly fine.

  When the cleaning is completed and the pump P is stopped, the cleaning liquid in the cleaning section 52 in the cleaning dish 5 is naturally dropped from the supply / drain port 56 to the connection port 126 and the pump P (between the impeller 123 and the pump cover 124). ) To return to the container 7. The impeller 123 part is immersed in the cleaning liquid in the container 7 and the cleaning liquid in the cleaning unit 52 contains almost no body hair at the end of cleaning. It never happens. Further, even if the drain outlet 57 in the overflow portion 53 is clogged during the cleaning operation, the cleaning liquid does not overflow from the cleaning dish 5 because the drain outlet 58 exists separately.

  When the cleaning is finished and the cleaning liquid is collected in the container 7, the motor fan F and the heater H are energized to promote the drying of the blade head part.

  Although the example which can be removed from the container 7 was shown as the barrier body 8, even if it can only be moved and floated slightly above the bottom face of the container 7, the stain factor can be washed away effectively.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cleaning apparatus 5 Cleaning dish 7 Container 8 Barrier body 80 Bottom plate part 81 Partition wall

Claims (15)

A cleaning dish for receiving a cleaning part of a small electric device, a container for storing a cleaning liquid supplied into the cleaning dish when cleaning the cleaning part, a cleaning liquid supply means for supplying the cleaning liquid in the container to the cleaning dish, A cleaning device for a small electric device comprising a discharge path for returning the cleaning liquid in the cleaning dish to the container,
The container is provided with a barrier body that regulates the flow of the cleaning liquid flowing in through the discharge path and deposits and deposits the dirt factor in the container and prevents the dirt factor that has settled and deposited from moving up and moving inside. A device for cleaning a small electric device characterized by being floatable or detachable with respect to the device.   2. The cleaning apparatus for a small electric device according to claim 1, wherein the cleaning liquid suction portion in the cleaning liquid supply means is located above the barrier body.   3. The apparatus for cleaning a small electric device according to claim 1, wherein the barrier body is a plate-like member having a through hole for allowing a dirt factor to pass through.   4. The apparatus for cleaning a small electric device according to claim 1, wherein the barrier body is disposed with a gap between the lower surface portion and the bottom surface of the container.   The cleaning apparatus for a small electric device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a part or all of the lower surface of the barrier body is in contact with the bottom surface of the container.   4. The cleaning device for a small electric device according to claim 3, wherein the through hole of the barrier body has a large opening ratio on the upstream side of the flow in the container and a small opening ratio on the downstream side.   The through-hole formed in the edge part which contact | connects the said container inner wall of the said barrier body does not have an overhang part in the lower surface of the said inner wall side, The any one of Claim 1 to 6 characterized by the above-mentioned. Cleaning equipment for small electrical equipment.   The apparatus for cleaning a small electric device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the container includes a wall body that receives the barrier body on a bottom surface thereof.   The small electric device according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the container includes an engaging portion that engages with the barrier body to prevent the barrier body from floating therein. Cleaning equipment.   10. The cleaning device for a small electric device according to claim 1, wherein a part or all of the inner wall of the container is opened upward.   The said barrier body is provided with the handle, The washing | cleaning apparatus of the small electric equipment of any one of Claim 1 to 10 characterized by the above-mentioned.   12. The cleaning device for a small electric device according to claim 11, wherein the handle is tiltable or extendable.   13. The apparatus for cleaning a small electric device according to claim 12, wherein the handle is tilted or expanded / contracted according to an operation of attaching / detaching the container.   The cleaning device for a small electrical device according to any one of claims 11 to 13, wherein the handle is detachable from the barrier body.   3. The apparatus for cleaning a small electric device according to claim 2, wherein the container is provided with a filter element at a portion facing the cleaning liquid suction section in the cleaning liquid supply means.

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